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      <title>Stripe&#39;s $53 Billion PayPal Bid Would Consolidate Stablecoin Payments and Accelerate On-Chain Money</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Stripe and private equity firm Advent International have reportedly offered to acquire PayPal for roughly $53 billion — $60.50 per share, about a 28% premium over Tuesday&amp;rsquo;s close, backed by around $50 billion in committed bank financing. The two would hold equal stakes and, per the sources, keep the company intact rather than break it up. The approach dates to April; the formal proposal landed this month, with the parties targeting an agreement by the end of July. PayPal has not responded, and there is no guarantee it closes. This is a bid, not a done deal.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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